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The article highlights the lyrical and philosophical elements found in the romances written by Rustam Abdullayev, the Honored Artist of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and Abdulla Aripov, the nation's famous poet.The philosophical poems of R. Abdullaev, which exhibit a great degree of generalization of real facts, reveal the vivid and multifaceted spiritual kinship between the musician and the poet.The poem by A. Aripov aligns with the philosophical and aesthetic figurative domains, addressing themes such as love, faithfulness, nature, space, and the moral and social implications of human interactions with the outer world.The article based on the use of contemporary methods of musical analysis reveals the metaphorical nature, semantic symbolism, passionate love for his native land, and patriotic pathos of A. Aripov's poetry.Additionally, it reveals the composer's creative approaches to the musicalization of a poetic text, sung with expressive vocal intonation.As a result of the study of the vocal lyrics of R. Abdullaev, the author of the article comes to the conclusion about the productive of the content of the composer and poet, about the high philosophical and aesthetic power of the influence of the power of romances on the listener, and about the spiritual wealth of Uzbek chamber vocal music, appealing to the heart of a contemporary person in the era of globalization.
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